Webnovel Writing Dashboard
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About this skill
Problem
Long-form webnovel projects often scatter chapter drafts, character relationships, power systems, worldbuilding notes, and reader-hook metrics across files and local databases. The practical issue is not a lack of source material, but the absence of a stable read-only view: where the draft is, which chapters are planned or missing, whether character and faction relationships stay consistent, and how each chapter performs on hooks and satisfaction density. webnovel-writer-crazy targets that workflow by launching a local read-only dashboard for project status.
How It Works
The skill resolves PROJECT_ROOT, prepares Python module paths, validates frontend artifacts, and starts a local server. It listens on localhost by default and supports --port and --no-browser. After startup, it checks:
http://localhost:8080/api/story-runtime/healthhttp://localhost:8080/api/preflight
The dashboard exposes several views:
- Project overview: title, genre, target word/chapter count, progress, and completion
- Chapter management: written, planned, and unwritten chapters with word count and review scores
- Entity graph: character relationships, faction distribution, and location links
- Setting dictionary: character cards, power system, and key worldbuilding rules
- Reader-hook data: per-chapter scores, satisfaction density, and hook quality
- Story Runtime status: main-chain health,
latest commit, and fallback notes
Boundaries
This is a read-only panel with no modification interface. File access is constrained to PROJECT_ROOT. Missing dist/, absent .webnovel/state.json, or port conflicts can cause blank pages or incomplete data. It is useful for status checks, pre-review consistency inspection, and setting browsing, not as an online editor or externally exposed service.
Use Cases
- When writing a long webnovel, open the local dashboard to inspect current progress, chapter status, and unwritten chapters.
- Before reviewing chapters, inspect character relationship graphs, faction maps, and location links to check setting consistency.
- When evaluating reader retention, review per-chapter scores, satisfaction density, and hook quality.
- When checking local project state, inspect Story Runtime health, latest commit status, and fallback notes.
Best For
- Long-form webnovel authors who need to inspect progress and chapter lists without editing manuscript files.
- Webnovel reviewers who need to verify character relationships, faction maps, and setting-dictionary consistency.
- Editors analyzing reader retention who need per-chapter scores, satisfaction density, and hook quality.
- Local system engineers who need to verify Dashboard, Story Runtime, and project data-file status.
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